Sentence examples for resisting trade from inspiring English sources

Union leaders say that in resisting trade bills that do not include workers' rights, they are being no more protectionist than corporate lobbyists who vow to oppose trade agreements unless they protect intellectual property rights.

Officials said China would seek support from the international community to resist "trade hegemony".

China has the diplomatic muscle to resist trade and currency concessions that might undermine its competitive edge.

Most American corporations, he says, have resisted trade restrictions on China because they hope to tap the Chinese market and produce goods there.

So at the end of the day, it's a question of leaders accepting that they will have to do a bit of a fight domestically with interests that resist trade opening.

McLane adores Oswalt and could resist trading him, no matter how bleak the outlook.

He has resisted trading players in the middle of a season.

He said he "couldn't resist trading in my moustache for her heels".

For years, Mr. Gomez was a manager at a self-storage facility, but he couldn't resist trading commodities during office hours, and he had a hard time keeping his mind on his work.

Luongo and Schneider combined last season to win the William J. Jennings Trophy for fewest goals allowed, but Luongo's hot-and-cold playoff history caused General Manager Mike Gillis to resist trading Schneider, who earned $900,000 this season.

The couple had resisted trading in their 1997 Tahoe because a new car payment would be a stretch for their budget, but, Ms. Barton said: "It needs new tires.